Syntagma is a central square located in Athens, Greece. It is known for its historical significance and serves as a major public space where locals and tourists gather. The square is home to the Greek Parliament, which is situated on its northern side, and features the famous Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The name "Syntagma" translates to "Constitution," reflecting the square's role in the 1843 revolution when citizens demanded a constitution from King Otto. Today, it is a hub for political demonstrations, cultural events, and social gatherings, making it an essential part of Athens' urban life.